Year: 2009

July 14, 2009

One More Sign That More People Care About Forest Park Southeast: Funky Painted Fire Hydrants

One More Sign That More People Care About Forest Park Southeast: Funky Painted Fire Hydrants

by Alex Ihnen < 1 min

July 13, 2009

St. Louis Urban Workshop is Blogger of the Week at Sustainable Cities Collective

St. Louis Urban Workshop is Blogger of the Week at Sustainable Cities Collective

by Alex Ihnen < 1 min

July 13, 2009

Denying Ourselves Community: Why Moving and Moving Again is Bad for Cities and for Us

Denying Ourselves Community: Why Moving and Moving Again is Bad for Cities and for Us

by Alex Ihnen 2 min

July 11, 2009

New Construction Coming to The Grove: Restoration St. Louis Set to Build New On Manchester

by Alex Ihnen 2 min

July 10, 2009

“Mission: St. Louis” Asks For $5M to Build LEED Homes, Offer Housing Services in FPSE

“Mission: St. Louis” Asks For $5M to Build LEED Homes, Offer Housing Services in FPSE

by Alex Ihnen 2 min

July 9, 2009

Traditional Media Continues to Blog About, Dismiss Bloggers as “a bunch of pipsqueaks”

Traditional Media Continues to Blog About, Dismiss Bloggers as “a bunch of pipsqueaks”

by Alex Ihnen 3 min

July 8, 2009

Public Gets First Look at Loop Trolley Details, Feedback Solicited On Track Options

Public Gets First Look at Loop Trolley Details, Feedback Solicited On Track Options

by Alex Ihnen 4 min

July 8, 2009

City Garden’s Success Demands More Space For People: 9th Street likely closed all summer

City Garden’s Success Demands More Space For People: 9th Street likely closed all summer

by Alex Ihnen 2 min

July 7, 2009

Cycling in St. Louis and Detroit: Something Good In Common

Cycling in St. Louis and Detroit: Something Good In Common

by Alex Ihnen 2 min

July 6, 2009

Central West End and Cortex Development Set to Push New Sarah Street Metrolink Station

Central West End and Cortex Development Set to Push New Sarah Street Metrolink Station

by Alex Ihnen 3 min

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